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Some Dads Were Meant to Have Daughters

Do we have a hunter green bow is a text I received from my husband while I was at work. I didn’t even know he knew what hunter green was. Once I…

One of the more panic-inducing truths about having a baby is the fact that most of us have no idea what we’re doing. We get it in theory, of…

Today, my husband and I woke up in the dark, much before sunrise. It was early morning, the sound from the baby monitor loud and clear for waking…

An open letter to my husband, my family, and farming friends: I see you. I see you checking your phone to see what the weather is going to do, what…

Ladies, he isn’t Jesus. Your boyfriend, your fiancé, your husband . . . he isn’t Jesus. Not even close. Yet, it’s so easy to put the…

From the moment I awoke to see you holding our tiny bundle in your arms, I have watched you. The special care you give us—your favorite girls—it…

We were babysitting our youngest grandson, Adler, for an afternoon while our daughter Becca made some sales calls. Three-year-old Adler was napping…

Fairytales take work. The storybooks don’t tell us that part, do they? They lead us to believe fairytales just happen—that eyes lock across a…

My husband worries when I start to drink a glass of wine. Not at all because I have a problem. But because one glass often leads to a partial glass…

I was a blemished bride. White was not reserved for me. I was not pure. I did not wait. I felt unworthy. Unworthy of a man who had chosen to wait.…

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